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FILE PHOTO: A digital rendering of the Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum, which will be held in Los Angeles in February, is seen in this handout picture obtained on November 30, 2021. Courtesy of iRacing/Handout via REUTERS
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FILE PHOTO: A digital rendering of the Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum, which will be held in Los Angeles in February, is seen in this handout picture obtained on November 30, 2021. Courtesy of iRacing/Handout via REUTERS
The groundbreaking entry of iRacing into the Esports racing genre changed the gaming landscape forever. The monthly subscription-based title offers an incredible experience that is unrivaled by its peers. It allows fans a chance to dip their toes into the world of Nascar with an enormous roster of cars.
Teams at motorsport simulations and iRacing have spent countless hours mimicking the real-life intricacies involved in building the experience. The title delivers a lifelike experience of racing in iconic races like Le Mans, Bathurst 12, Daytona 500, and more.
However, a weird bug, with the latest update, has spoiled everyone’s fun, but the very nature glitch has taken over the internet. Apparently, cars, trucks, and more are being launched into the air, and they sometimes fall in random places on the map.
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A weird bug is turning iRacing into a flight simulator
New updates can sometimes introduce game-breaking bugs that unintentionally become a part of the game. Something similar has happened with this fan-favorite racing title. Twitter user RawGator, points out this strange bug that has turned his car into a flying machine.
While taking part in the Nascar race, he found himself being pushed into another car. For a brief moment, his car rammed into another driver, but instead of sticking on the track, an unknown bug sent him into the air.
New iRacing flight simulator update pic.twitter.com/kFHvDZVXPY
— RawGator (@RawGatorYT) January 21, 2022
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This bug is not limited to just Nascars, as the off-road trucks are also impacted by the bug. At this point in time, it is safe to say that t-boning any car within the game will send you flying.
More gamers have shared their experience with the bug and how it ruined their race.
It’s in trucks too lol https://t.co/lmejt7SXUG
— Alfredo Miranda (@ClassicAlfredo1) January 21, 2022
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According to the Twitter users, this bug has recently surfaced within the game as one user suggested that he only saw it three days ago.
That's the third one from car contact I've seen in the last three days lol
— Brandon Hawkin (@HawkinRacing) January 21, 2022
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What is truly causing this mishap is still unknown, as no official response from the developers has been released. The glitch is still rather new and has only been reported by fans. Eventually, the studio will take note of the problem, and work out a hotfix.
